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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
STRICKEN PEORIA.
How the Iil-Fatsd Train Pulled Out of
the pspOt-Intense Excitement.

How the Iu-Fatsd Train Pulled Out of
the pspot-Intense Excitement.
PEORIA, H., August ll.-FOr some
days past the Toledo Peoria and Western
ra,lIuad had advertised an excursion train
to run to Niagara Falls and back at re-
duced rates.
The great heat here and the industry
with which the excursion was advertised,
brought il 10 the notice Of everybody. and
q large number OF citizens from this and
surrounding towns ayailcd themselves or
It..
When the train pulled out last night
there were twelve coaches filled. Super
iuteudyut F.. y. Armstrong accompanied
the party in his private coach, and this was
coupled on next to the baggage car Ac-
compauyiug him were Mrs. II. d. Gould
and daughter Nellie. Mrs Parker and sey-
eral other wives and relatives OF the otli-
cials OF the road
A large crowd assembled to see them of
aud as they pulled out Of the station i; was
noticed that the traia was q dOublr-header,
that is, that there was an engine behind
assisting the one in front by pushing.
Nothing was heard from the train until
this morning at three o'clock, when q dis
patch was received that it had gone
luruughl bridge at Chat,worth, that one
hundred people were killed and a.
many more badly Injured. The
Union Depot was througed at
an early hour this morning with friends
and relatives OF thOs- who were on the
train The excitement was intense. II
was reported that ". o. CLARK, OF the Peo-
riu HuU>,. sud wife, were among the
killed uud that Mis- n ID. Gould aud
daughter uai been taken Dut OF the wreck
dead that Armstrong WIS instantly killed
r"d that The wreck had taken fire and
burned up dozens OF people otherwise un-
injured.
Amidst the co fusion and excitement
news came in slowly, aud u Vas learned
that Mr.. ArmstruD- WAS safe, together
with every one in ms ear, excepting Mrs.
Parker. who had duerankleminr Neither
Mrs. Could nor daughter are injured
at all, and many sho were reported killed
are uniuiureG The trouble seems to be
that the bridge over the Nermlllion river
was st on ire by the flames that have
been raging lately, and that the strlugrrs
were So weakened that they let the bridge
down into the bed Of the stream with all
the cars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
GOING TO THE sCENE.
Intense Excitement All Along the Route
from Peoria.

Intense Excitement All Along the Route
from Peoria.
CHICAGO, August IA special to the
journal from Chatsworth, H., saws: 1t
was wild and excited throng which sur
rounded Union depot in Peoria this morn
ing. News that the Niagara Falls eXcur-
sion train with fifteen coaches and two
engines had been wrecked, spread like wild
fire. -Four hundred excursionistS from
Peoria and other places, many well known
throughout Central Illinois, were aboard.
All sorts of rumOrS were floating round,
and the number OF killed were variOusly
estimated AT from six 10 hundred The
first regular tram lett Peoria ut $50 Every
one Was sad and discussed the probable re-
suits in accents low. II was impossible TO
hear anything in Peoria and many
men and women were aboard
who were fearful lest some
dear one was among the dead OF horribly
mangled. At all the stations along the
line large crowds of excited people had
gathered, anxious to hear the latest news
from Peoria Some wild Iunors prevailed
but nothing Of an authentic nature could
bo learned When the relief tram reached
rs destination it was
A SAD AND GHUsTLY SIGHT
that was brought to view. Ten coaches
had either gone through the bridge or were
piled in a promiscuous heap crosswise and
iengthwist Of the track. The shrieks and
groaus OF the wounded and dying could be
heard. The bridge through which the cars
passed was II small one 1t had been on
ire which was the cause of its weakening,
and causing the frighttul holocaust.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
THE PASSENGERS.
L,-t 81 Those who Embarked f,r the
Trip.

pg,p,, IN Auyn-t Il.-Anouy the
ps,rio e,rurs,uri.'s ON board were the fol-
i,,.ing. Miss Mary Morris William u
ri,a Nr and Mrs NJ w. RECON. Mrs. =.
Valentine Jo,eph Neal. wife and baby.
r,5,.,r5 r prtuey and wifi Mrs. Pnema
lin Miss Lizzie Jones Mrs. W. NJ
,I,rY Mr.. james Deal. Mrs William
E,I. J. T.. Drrhman. Adam Schemberger.
Miss Jennie O.Shauyhnessv. Miss Adam
Webster. Charles Webster, Edward Comp
tnn and wife. Miss Mary NIrEyey. Mis-.
T,bp Nurnhy Nr. c :. Do,y. Mrs. Garrett
g,r I..,yft 4 R,rr.rm9u G. 4. Smith. 4.
y Morton and wife. Robert Kennedy. j.
n T.nrrrv and wife Z f Parker. Mrs.
p,rrI Adams NITs K. j Welsh, T. Godel,
Tbeo. Godel, Koht. Dthlke aud wife, Elsie
T-lri.b Pearl Wpipnn,tt, f. ID. Weleu-
re;t Mn. W A. Zindell, Mrs. Walters.
Mrs II !. Mann, Miss Marion Coon, l.
" Grant Mrs NJ. II Grant, the Misses
-rpd6 Miss Mary Wright. Miss Sarah
Wr,aht Miss EeHe Wright. Miss Ella
GopTshorouyh. Miss Nina Graves. Miss
lTinnis Rider a. Gchrmu. Harry G..
D,vis ond wife Miss Nellie /.
D,vi. Harvey W. White, Mrs.
r II Po.hoH and daughter,
Sri.s Fr,dericka Lucas. Mrs. Geo. Harre,
1lr.. L. X. Wilber Mrs. 4. r. Ketcham.
wan q. CLARK and wife. Mr. aud MIS-
Fred block. f A. Vanzandt, James Ben
nett Lewis Smith, Mis- Lizzie Wead,
\rr. Newton WoodSon, J. l.. Cole, Mr.
and Mrs. r. $. ETY., Mr. aud Mrs John
E-auer. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. KlingeI and
and tanrbter Miss Emma Sci lerta. Henry
D.rsspI ! F. Meyers. RI. X. Damn, Fred
prsb donald Miller DR. q. z. Will and
,yi,s G. \ Mcclure, b l.. Drcfrndorr,
NTty-as & and II DrpfrudOTI z. B MCFad-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
THE RAILWAY INVESTIGATION
Senator stanford Objects to Being too
Closely Questioned.

Senator stanford Objects to Being too
Closely Questioned.
SAN FRANCISCO, August ll.--In the Pa
ciic Railway Commission investigation
yes rday. during the late afternoon ses-
sion, few decided and somewhat warm
words passed between members of the Com
mission and Senator Stanford. To a few
questions prOpounded by the Commission
ers as TO whether they had been aided by
him to influence legislation Stanford de-
clined to answer while to others he replied
that so far as his knowledge extended not
u dollar had been expended for this pur-
pose. When on the voucher of fifty thou
sand dollars the question was asked again
if any portion thereof was used with intent
TO influence legislation, he said:
have told you three or four times that
know OF no money being paid Tor that
purpose. What is the usc of your asking
me the same thing over and over again.
Chairman PattcNon-I want you 10 un-
derstaud, Senator, that ! intend to ask YOU
on every voucher that have - TO why
YOU spent the SUM Of money mentioned in
each particular voucher, and if any Of the
money was used to influence legislation.
Stanlord-Well, do you think it gentle
manly to ask me over and over again the
same question.
Mr.. Patterson--lf I have not acted
gentlemauly | apologise | am only
influenced by my duties as commits.
slOner.
Senator stanford well, / will decline
to answer your question y
Mr.. Patterson-"Th is your right.
The plan was than adopted of asking
seperate questions as to each voucher, and
having separate answers given rs ii was
stated by the Commission that there would,
no doubt he au appeal to the Courts in
connection with the refusal OF the witness
to answer questions as the Commission de
! sired
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12

The news was received with the utmost
satisfaction by the community that he had
tarrorized: but the arrest Of disease that
j. stealing away loved and valued life is
an achievement that should inspire heart
felt gratitude. Chimes, cold extremltles,
depressed spirits and extremely miserable
sensations, with pale, wan features, are
the results OF dsordered kidneys and liver
Arrest the cause at once by taking Dr.
pjerce's Golden Medical Discovery. II Is
a pur,ly vegetable detective, that will fer
ref out and capture the disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
people are going from Peoria, and many

people are going from Peoria, and many
from stations along the route
The railroad company's announcement
read: The Toledo, Peoria and Western
Railway will run an excursion to Niagara
Falls aud return, to leave Peoria 7:l5 p.
Ia, Wednesday, August 10, 1887. The
tram will be special one from Peoria to
the falls, aud will go via State Line, LO-
gonsport, Detroit and the Grand Trunk
railway, and will arrive at Niagara Falls
il5 p. IL. on the 11th. Palace sleeping
cars aud reclining chair cars, as well as
coaches, will he run on this excursion
through from Peoria to the falls
WHERE THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED.
PEORIA, August IL. The town OF Chats
worth is in Illinois, about 40 miles from
the Indiana State line aud II miles east of
Peoria, ILL., The bridge over the VermIl-
lion river five miles east of Chatsworth
WAS built originally as a narrow gauge
bridge, but afterwards, nearly all these
bridges were changed to the Howe truss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
TIE TERRIBLE TOTAL.
The Number of Killed Placed at Two Hun
Irad.

The Number of Killed Placed at Two Hun
dred.
PEORIA. ILL, August IA private
dispatch from Superintendent Armstrong,
ofthrT., p. x W, says one hundred and
ten bodies have 50 far been taken out OF the
wreck at Chatsworth. None have been
taken from the cars underneath and not
even 3 sound can he heard from them. 1t
is feared that all in those ears are dead,
The number killed will reach two hun
dred. The wounded, as Tar rs can he as
certaiued, Will number one hundred and
6fty
4 Chicago dispatch says: The Wagner
sleeping carollice, at the Lake Shore depot,
bas information that four OF its cars were
burned. They do not know how many
passengers were killed or injured but the
number Is undoubtedly large.
A train of twelve coaches Of wounded
will reach Peoria about two o'clock. over
one hundred are still at Chatsworth IN the
town hall, school house and on the plat
form. All but fye cars went through the
bridge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12

WASHINGTON, August H. 1t is about
determined that the President will leave
the last week in September and 20 directly
to st. Louis, probably by way of Indian
apolis. He will spend two days in st.
Louis and 20 from there TO Chicago, Mil
waukee, Madison, St Paul, Minneapolis,
Omaha, Kansas City, Memphis and At
lanta, reaching the latter place in time to
meet his engagement October 18th. He
will 90 by ordinary lines of travel between
the places named As his fixed appoint
flients will preclude any divergence from
the route to visit other cities, and invita-
tions outside OF it will be declined.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
THE VACANT JUDGEsuIP.
\ Kumnr That an Alabama Man vii! Re
ceive the appointment.

\ Kum"r That an Alabama Man vii! Re
ceiye the Appointment.
NEW YORK, August IA Washington
special to the HerdM says:
''If Mr. NJ. L. Woods Of Alabama, is to
be believed, President Cleveland has yir
tuaily decided upon the appointment OF a
successor TO eX-Justice Woods, Of the
United States Supreme Court. The for
tunate man, according to Mr Woods. il
Judge Edward w. Pettus, OF Alabama. In
the course of an interview Mr. Woods
saIdn:
II know that the President sent for
Judge Pcttus and it was 10 consult him
about disappointment Senator George was
prominently mentioned at one time. but
Secretary Lamar appeared on the scene and
George dropped out of sight. But you can
say without fear of contradiction that the
President considers Lamar his chief coun-
se!lor. | am of the opinion that Judge
Pcttus will receive the appointment, and
he Is man who will be a credit 10 the
State and prove once more President Cleye-
Iand's : good Judgment in selections Tor re
syonsible positions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
His Liabilities Placed at the Immense Sum
Of Twenty Millions Of
Dollars.
THE ASSETS ABOUT As MUCH.
The Failure Produces Great Sensation
in Financial Circles II
Gotham.
The DETAILS OF The COLLAPSE.
The Young Railroad MampuIator has
Things in HIS Charge Pretty
Well Tangled Up.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE hm Of
Henry 5 Ives X Co has iu,t uotid,d i the
Stock Exchange ot itS suspension. rh,re
was intense excitement on the Board ~
soon as the announcement was received.
Mr. Cromwell of Sullivan X Cromwell,
has been made arsgae" Tnn liabilities
are estimated at $50. .0OuUUu, with assets
OF that amount This announcement va,
made Just before the close Of IN" : ock
Exchange and caused >lish' rally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
\ NEW REBELLION
said TO be Brewing In the Northwest A
Letter ON the subject.

Letter ON the subject.
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE DaHy N0r'
to-day SAYS: Information has been re-
ccived in this city within a day or two
that another insurreCtlOn IL being stirred
mp III the Canadian Northwest. An old
member of the now delunCt American
group OF the International has received a
letter from the headquarters of the Cana
dian Revolutionary League. Copies, he
says, were also addressed 10 all the FenIan
societies in the United States. The
letter is signed by the Fenian
leader Patrick Grove and William
Eiel's Aid-de-C Camp, Gabriel DumOnt, and
bears the seal OF Revolutionary Central
Committee Of Canada. II starts out with
Il long denunciatIon of British rules, gives
brief history of the late Riel rebellion,
asserts a vast majority Of Canadians are
eager 70 throw Oft the British yoke. and
calls upon all sympsthizers of the Oppresa-
ed in Canada and Ireland to assist Cana
dian revolutiouists with all means, money,
arms, volunteers, etc Headquarters Of
the movement are in Winnipeg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
THE FATAL EXCURSION.

Fb.. plan Upon which II Was Gotten Tp.
An Attractive Announcement.
PEORIA, August 1.-THE papers yester-
dsv morning speaking Of the excursion
said. The Toledo, Peoria and Western eN-
cur,ion train to Niagara Fall this evening
Will be drawn by two locomotives, and vii
,amprise fourteen coaches, Of which five
wilt be sleepcrs, two char cars, one bag
gage car. Que Superintendent Armstrong :
special car aud six day coaches. All the
accommodations in the sieepers and char
cars are engaged, and 1t is expected that
the day coaches will be crowded. Many
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12

LONDoE, August 1.-THE Times com
mentiug on Lord Salisbury's speech at
the Lord Mayors banquet, last night,
says:
Nobody can read Lord Salisbury's
clear, and carefully measured words with
out feeling that they condemn most en-
phatically the policy OF toleratlng the
Irish National League"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
THE WELCOME RAIN.
The Long Drought In the Northwest Broken
Il Last damage by the Storm

The Long Drought In the Northwest Broke
Il Last Damage by the Storm.
NLLwAUEEE, WIS, August u---S2cc-
ials to the Wisconsin from every portion OF
the State say last nights rain storm was
general and that the drouth-suicken dis
tricts have been etfectually relieved. The
storm was accompanied by wind, which
played havoc at klchland Centre. Krons-
kopis mill, the St. Paul roundhouse and
an addition TO the Merchants Hotel were
unroOicd, and the brick walls of a burned
building was blown down on krOnskupfs
mill which was demolished. The hail
broke thousand Of windows, and through
ont the county the corn was badly riddlrd.
At MuscOda two barns were struck 10y
lightning and consumed, together with
two hundred tons of hay aud much
iarm machinery. An electric dynamo al
Mazummto WAS struck by lightning \
daughter Of Jensen Miller, of UltOn, and
Miss Henderson, of Illinois, a guest of the
Miller family, were drowned by the cap
sizing Oi boat in the storm on Lake
kegOusa, two others were rescued The
lake is being dragged. To-day, near Ian
caster, Grant county, lightning struck "a
barn of ThO~ Rretham, which was destroy
ed. Btetham and a daughter We're render
ed iuscushic and the cows which they
were milking killed. The animals fell
upon Bcrthau and his daughter, but they
were rescued by his wife aud hired man
Light of several other Lres was visible at
Lancaster last night, but the telegraph
was ohstruCted and no news could be re-
Ceived
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
ONE MANS ENPKRIENCE.
The Train Running at High Rate OF
Speed,


CHATswORrH, Ills, August ll.-Dr.
Hagen, OF Ft. Madison, Ia, says the train
Was running about thirty miles per hour
when the accident occurred. He ielt a
sudden jar aud found himself aud wife
fastened under tue seats. He pulled the
backs oil two OF the seats before he could
get his wife out. She was bruised on the
body and both Of her feet were crushed.
shoulder was dislocated and he had it
pulled into place Is soon Us he could get
out. In helping others he put II ont of
place again and had to haveit pulled into
place a second time tie says he SAW Mr..
Ed Stoddard hand his boy out 20 a lady
while be crawled back TO get his wife, who
NyS killed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12

DETROIT, Mich. August ll.-On tie 80
turn trip of the steamer Ala,&" !'"Lh Iu,-
in Bay last night, gang rf t"ugat zoo"
pos,c-sion OF the boat. u-sau!uug and rob
hing the pas.epgcrs without aEy Prr,eH>e
of couc.aIment. Thrr" passengers were
badly wounded, and .hD ere" and pen. pen.
gers were 80 terrorized that 10 resistance
WAS offered On the arrival OF tie "''' u.
the city two patrol wagoEs were '.'i'1
and eleven arrests made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
want, to br Believed.

NEW YORK, Angus, Ia Halifax
special says an apparently well founded
rumor is current here that Admir-, Luce
has requested 10 be relieved Of the COM
mand Of the NOTth Atlantic Station. ana
that Commodore Brhbin, a. pIr-'h' ~
charge OF the third Light iious~ district,
will relieve him. Admiral Lu'" aua Capt.
Scott net hy accident III Consul Genera!
Phelan's Office yesterday, and The Com
mander of Fishery Protection Service ca
tended sympathy TO the Admiral tor TIE
treatment he received from the Jaitcd
States Navy DepaTtWent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
SENATOR KENNA'S GUESTS.

The President to Spend a Week Fishing
In West Virginia Waters.
NEW YORK, August IA Washington
special says there appears to be no doubt
that the President will enjoy few days
more fishing before the season closes
Within the past week arrangements have
been concluded for himself and Col. Lamar
to spend the last week in August fishing
in West Virginia. On this occasion the
two gentlemen will be guests OF Senator
Kenna 1t is probable that Commissioner
of Internal Revenue Miller will also join
the paTty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12

ST. PETERsBrRG, August 1.-THE
JoWaai De 81. P,trSbomg expresses its
astouiSbmcnt since Ferdinand : journey TO
Bulgaria las been spoken of as an adyen-
venture. For Prince Ferdinand's FAKE,
it requests that he promptly forget all
necessary preliminary conditions which
should be observed before his election
could take effect The Princes ObliviOus-
ness to all conditions of legality and con
vcutioutl procedure, is certainly not likely
To induce Russia modify her laws re-
spectiug the ilegallty Of his election. His
disregard of the porte and OF the powers IL
too manifest to permit their approving has
Innru..N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12

At Brooklyn, Iowa, a ire destroyed
Kings Opera House and a number Of adj
iaraut buildings. William Crawford wa-
killed by a falling wall and Warren Mar
TN was run over by ire engine and fatal
Is injured. Loss, $GO, 600.
At Dyrensburg, Ky, fire destroyed
eleven buildings Loss. S37. 900.
There were sixteen alarms OF fire in st.
Louis Yesterday. The losses amounted to
:2UopO0. Atthe Spears peanut warehouse
nre, three men were killed and fouI
wounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
BURNED TO DEATH.
The Terrible Death of Child at Charleston

The Terrible Death Of Child at Charleston
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August THE
residence Of Henry Winston. near the Cres-
cent oil works, was burned Yesterday. In
the building were two children aged five
and seven years. The Younger jumped
from the building and was caught by it,
father, but the other was burned to death.
When found he was wrapped in a lot Of bed
clothes, showing that the child got into
bed tO save itself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-12
A Train Of Sixteen Cars, Bearing Nearly
One thousand People Crashes Through
8 Burning Bridge.
The HORROR OCCURS At MIDNIGHT.
Engines, Tenders, Palace Cars, S!eepers and
DAY Coaches Piled IN One Common
Wreck and Ruin.
THE DEBRISPIREDPR0M The BRIDGE
Fa.. Details oj the Heagt-Reul.lg Scenes
and Incidents Attending the Hlshag-
Tie Dead aud DYING Robbed

l-s O''1 @11 Ds'A5 N''.V"'
Cm,ADo. Auuust IA telegram from
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'"'' "''''I'e'' 10 "'' eN'"'''"" ''"'' '' '''
teen cars, loaded With people bound for
m. r....;, t.....s-..i ,...
''''
killed and wounded. A relief ualu OF
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A later dispatch from Chatsworth says:
The train LETT Bloomington last night
tor Niagara Falls, on the Illinois Central,
the intention beng to 70 hy that rosd to
l.b,r-,,,rtr and f,,D there by WAY of the
~ ..i ", 1,r.'.t,.,....
'"'''0' '''''' ''''''
Was made at Ou4ts""TtA III Livingston
county. AMI soon utterward. Is the train
,,..ar.4 r..,..,. g,,, . small t,,,p iu Ford
a.. r..
'''>
ml.Iou river gave way, piuuGms the en-
g,uc and several cars down un eIuhauk-
r,..or irt, ,h,. stream Tb, ,,r. riu.,Et
r.......,l
"'' ''0'' '-'' ''''U - ''"
a FEARFUL PAM, ENSuEp.
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VII ~ '' -','''' '' '' ','','.' ,', '',''
4' Que aun''eu Fs"p'r "e'e A"''' '' III.
l"e".
tu' conductor '' |"'l'S" anu 5Ai'""
passenger tra.a which las just arfl@eu IN
Chicago from Bloomington. where the T.,
p. *. W. and Chicago sud Alton RAILWAYS
,,rra,t Learned ,r,,,,, ., ,,p5rr,or nm the
y. =. =,
"''' mamie" ROAD 'h''l AZ ''''o'"' IN"
occurred at Piper City. The excursion
tram while ON ;be hrllg- near Piper CITY.
.... ...,r;...,, .,.,t. ,,.,,l..r ,r.,,,
.,'-'
"e CARS OF lne eA''''''" u''' were p'.V"
"P d" 'righti"' confusion, """ "'"' '"0
and several ears dropped into the stream.